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Can I change the color of text mid command. So the result would be something like Attack 1d20 Damage 2d6 ? Yep. You can use HTML to format text, so for example: <span style="color:red">Attack 1d20</span> <span style="color:blue">Damage 2d6</span> When using the multiple rollings...

Orchard wrote:Well, whaddya know? That works. A bit odd in the syntax, but I'll take it.

knizia.fan wrote a great post breaking down an eval() statement and showing how it works. (Scroll down to the second half of the post.)

okay so here's what I'm attempting to do: [c(5,"<br>"): ("atkRoll"+roll.count)=1d20]<br> [c(5, "<br>"): ("Hit"+roll.count)=if((("atkRoll"+roll.count)>EnemyAC || ("atkRoll"+roll.count)...

Or Linux, or anywhere else that Java runs. That kind of breaks the whole cross-platform premise of Java. Well, not really. You (the developer) tell Java, "go store this data somewhere appropriate", and Java does so, whether that place is the registry, the user's home directory, or somewhe...

Orchard wrote:It's obviously parsing the =( as a smiley. Which is bad.

This is fixed in b42.

People seem to have a hate on Python. I don't get it, but whatever. Personally, I'm not really married to the idea of any particular language, but really to the idea of a multiple support and a couple different styles rather than all C-style languages. Well, I don't hate Python, I just don't see wh...

Javascript, sure. This one seems pretty set already. As for other languages, Lua is a fine language, and I love Perl, but neither would be my first choice for this particular situation. Ruby is fantastic and I would love to see it included. Heck, I'd be willing to work on the integration once I have...

Can someone give me an example of what exactly I should type into the weapon damage property to make the totals tabulate correctly? {1d6} I am also struggling to figure out what it is that makes the macro show the complete components of a roll... I see the expanded form being posted in screenshots ...

I could almost see myself using it, if it supported mouse gestures.

I can't seem to get this to work. I want to take the tooltip loop syntax and have it output html span tag syntax affecting a roll, and text (not part of the span tag). I can get it to work without the span tags, but not with. [c(HowManyHit,"<br>"): 1d4 + " fire damage"] ...

Okay, rolls with a count of 0 are now allowed.

This is your last chance to report any bugs you want fixed in b42!

RPTroll wrote:Not sure if this is a bug but it would be nice if [c(0):<insert>] did nothing rather than return an error

I hadn't considered that there might be a situation in which you might want to do that, but sure, I can change it.

Esaquam wrote:Anybody else object to the alias "do" for "discard output"? Yeah, I see where you got it, but "/do tell" to do *not* tell is going to disturb me.

I actually interpreted it as "do this, but don't bother me with any output", so I rather like it.

In b41, the roll information has been moved into a tooltip; hover over the result and it should show you the full expansion. To get the old behavior, use [e: 1d20] ("e" for "expanded"). There are a number of other options as well; see here for the full list.

Well, it's nice to see that this thread hasn't seen any activity other than me marking things fixed. I just sent Trevor a patch fixing everything except nested <span>s.